The future

The more in depth reading about the colonial times in this country – their thoughts, ideas, and what the framers intended is really not in sequence with the government we have now. What is concerning me most is the future of the USA—my homeland. Raised like so many, the “Pledge of Allegiance” to the flag of our country and honor the flag of the state in which reside is somewhat still operational our schools. But, it is not taken seriously with the view point of national interest like it was.

But, that was a different time, a different place and different ideals of people. The society has technologically improved but it has opened up a world of repression. That world is when people stop thinking, being accountable for themselves, more violent familial crimes, lack of respect, and a confusing government that has become a “Goliath.” Our government has lost its vitality. We are losing to our greatest fears and we are lacking in sustainability.

H D Thoureau said: “The mass of men served the state thus, not as men mainly, but as machines, with their bodies.” We see before us the break-down of our cultural lives to where we are no longer USA but an unrecognizable conglomerate of confusion with many fears.      

There is a breakdown of checks and balance within our government. Capitol Hill is seems that the power has ceased to function in a satisfactory manner. It seems the White House is like looking at a dictatorial monarchy. There is a disenchanted with the political parties, all of them. Where do we go and what do we do?

Keep in mind that we the people have not served the state of our civic affairs wisely, either.

The first step is to not promote and or adhere to violence or violent behavior. We have a system of fundamental laws and we vote for a person (which is giving consent) to govern. They are supposed to govern with the best interest in mind of the people as our employee. That system seems to be broken. We as the people need to learn cohesiveness now more than ever. We need to put our individuality aside and restore the original foundations—and secure the natural rights of our country. Change comes within from the people.

Keep in prayer Ashley Larson in her fight on cancer; keep in prayer each other.

“Keep my decrees and follow them. I am the Lord, who makes you holy.” (Leviticus 20:8)

God bless you all and keep you safely in His arms.